Suleymanov Manor

What Suleymanov Manor's governing documents say

Suleymanov Manor is a residential homeowners association in Phoenix, AZ, where you own your individual lot and the association maintains common areas, funded by per-lot assessments. All exterior changes require Design Review Committee approval, and properties are subject to strict appearance and use restrictions.

• Architectural review & modifications: Any exterior changes, construction, or modifications must be submitted to the Design Review Committee with detailed plans and supporting documents. If the DRC does not provide written approval within 60 days, the application is deemed disapproved. Approved work must be completed within 12 months and match the approved plans exactly.
• Residential use only: All properties are for residential use only. Home-based businesses are permitted only if invisible from outside, legal, involve no customer visits or door-to-door activity, and don't compromise the residential character. Commercial or service-oriented businesses are prohibited.
• Pets: Dogs, cats, parakeets, and similar household birds are allowed as domestic pets only, in a number the Board determines to be reasonable. No other animals, birds, poultry, or livestock are permitted on any lot.
• Appearance & maintenance standards: No rubbish, debris, odors, or loud noises are allowed. Clotheslines and trash containers must not be visible from neighboring properties except on collection day. During construction, all materials must be piled only in Board-approved areas.
• Temporary structures during construction: Construction trailers and temporary structures must be removed immediately upon completion and may not be kept on the property for longer than 12 months without written Design Review Committee approval.
• Assessments & association fees: The association levies Regular and Special Assessments on each lot to cover maintenance, repairs, insurance, and administration. Unpaid assessments become a lien on your property, giving the association a legal claim.
• Common area maintenance: The association maintains all common areas and carries master insurance on them. Individual lot owners are responsible for maintaining their own properties to the standard established by the Board.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.